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He apparently died in the American Civil War.

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He aapears in the 1911 census, living Erskine Street, Newry, He was 35 years old.

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She is not in the 1901 census, so she may have died before then.

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The baptismal record for him says that he was baptised June 9, 1935, which is clearly wrong. In any event, it occur ed at the st Presbyterian Church of Arlington, Virginia.

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His trade was said to be a draper on the ship's list of passengers from Liverpool.

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She too died during the measles epidemic of 1899, at 8 months of age.

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She was stiilborn.

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The family is said to have immigrated to Canada in the 1950s, but I have been unable to find them.

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Death registered by Esther A Heasley (present at death).

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She was shown as "stillborn" on the death certificate.

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In 1911 living with her brother Adam & his wife Mary and is recorded as Hanna.

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Robert Mateer son of Henry Wright, boilerman & Elizabeth Mateer - birth registered by Margaret McLaughlin New Dock Street on 13th January 1887.

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He was a gardener as per his daughter's marriage.

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I found a year book photo for him in the Cathedral High School for 1956.

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In the 1871 census, he was not living with his family was was a draper's assistant with the Cole family in Aston.

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I have added this son because in the will of Edward's brother John made in 1801, he speaks of his nephew John, brother to Edward Timms, farmer of Sutton. That Edward can only be Edward, the son of Edward. So, either there were two sons named John or the first one did not die as recorded. I am opting for the first choice.

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Witnesses were Joh Sheldon and Matilda Allely.

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I know her month and year of birth because of a photo that says that she was christened then.

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